Talbot County GaArchives Marriages.....Mittie Lou Culpepper - Harry Baldwin November 16 1904
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The Talbotton New Era, November 10, 1904

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, November 10, 1904
Page 7

Personal Items

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mittie Lou Culpepper and Mr. Harry Baldwin 
has been made to take place on the sixteenth of this month.  Miss Culpepper is 
the daughter of Mr. Gardner Culpepper who lives near Talbotton and is a young 
lady who has many friends.  Mr. Baldwin is a prosperous and well know merchant 
of Baughville.

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, November 24, 1904
Page 3

Culpepper – Baldwin

On Wednesday afternoon of the 16th, inst., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.G. 
Culpepper a number of friends and relatives assembled to witness the marriage 
ceremony of Miss Mittie Lou Culpepper to Mr. Harry Williams Baldwin.

Misses Nora and Lovie Culpepper received most cordially the invited guests as 
they assembled.  Just as father time was announcing the hour of three, the 
bridal party marched into the parlor, where a most beautiful ceremony was 
performed by Elder D.F. Woodall.

The color schemes of pink and white were simply, but beautifully carried out.  
The flower girls, Janie Culpepper and Eleanor Wilson, were both attired in pure 
white; one bearing a beautiful basket of pink chrysthamums, while the other 
carried pure white.

The parlor was gracefully decorated with wild smilax, and a beautiful mound of 
ferns, begonias, oranges and other pot plants formed a most charming background 
for the bridal party.

Shortly after many congratulations were extended to the happy party, they were 
accompanied by a number of friends to the residence of Mr. R.L. Baldwin, 
brother of the groom, at Waverly Hall, where they were given a reception.

Mrs. R.L. Baldwin, assisted by her sisters, Misses Lillie and Nettie Mae Byrd, 
received the guests.

The bridal party received quite a number of very handsome presents in Waverly 
Hall as well as at the bride’s home.

On Thursday the 17th they were given a reception at the residence of Robert 
Baldwin, Sr., father of the groom.

After many hours of enjoyment were spent the friends and relatives extended 
many good wishes to the happy party and left them anchored out upon the sea of 
life.

A Friend




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